China's new energy and renewable energy development: opportunities, constraints

We will formulate fiscal and tax policies consistent with the principle of efficiency. China's economic strength is still ranked after the world's 100, can not afford to use inexpensive energy, the kind of view that as long as it is "new energy", it is natural to be subsidized by the state is one-sided. Therefore, the first subsidy policy is to reflect the stage, only in the new energy technology, industry can not compete with traditional energy at a specific stage. Today's subsidies are to reduce subsidies tomorrow and no longer subsidies the day after tomorrow, and after new energy has a certain competitiveness, the policy should be withdrawn in time. The second is to consider growth, the object of subsidies for commercial new energy projects should be the technology that has growth and can expand through its own technological progress and commercial scale, and constantly reduce costs. Third, the subsidy should be closely linked to the actual power generation performance, and it is proposed to change the "change the pre-installation subsidy" to the "post-installation subsidy", and correct the one-sided idea of heavy construction scale and light power generation.